A biography for Prachi Desaihasn’t been written yet.
“An actor is always open to experimenting with new genres.”
“I'm very down-to-earth and simple too.”
“An actor never stops growing.”
“Being on TV, I was used to long dialogue.”
“I don't differentiate between acting on TV and in films.”
“I am as much a cricket fan as any Indian girl.”
“So You Think You Can Dance' is India's biggest dance platform. I am in awe of the judges of the show.”
“I am not okay with explicit content, but apart from that, I'm very happy to explore whatever comes my way.”
“I would say that just like corruption in politics; nepotism exists in Bollywood; there is no denying what is already there and it's very much there.”
“I have a sober image and I am proud of it. I wouldn't want to exchange that image just to be considered sexy.”
“As an actor, you know you can do so many things. What happens is when you do one thing well, everybody wants you to keep doing that.”
“I deal with things internally. People around me won't even know what's going on. I'll never create a scene.”
“If you get a song which really cracks it for you, it is fantastic, as people, more than watching your film, watch you on TV in that song.”
“I have never wanted to work in films that are sexist.”
“Paro of 'Devdas' is a very beautiful character and Aishwarya Rai looked beautiful in it.”
“I think I was a part of TV in a more fortunate time.”
“To be honest, nobody in this industry is your friend, but you can be friendly with everybody. I share a great rapport with a lot of people. But it's not the kind of friendship that I have with my school friends.”
“For me, a live-in relationship is the way to make the bond stronger between two individuals. And as far as I am concerned, I'll always opt for one before getting hitched.”
“Finite series would be very interesting because amazing people like Amitabh Bachchan and Anil Kapoor do such shows on TV. So, something which has a deadline to it would be fabulous, provided if I get a fab role.”
“As 'Rock On' was my stepping stone in the industry, similarly, 'I, Me aur Main' will be the turning point, as it will portray a new Prachi Desai.”